Event Ticket Template in InDesign

Are you in search of a ticket for your upcoming event? Here at Template.net, get a dual-purpose tool in planning, invitation, and advertising for any activity by using our Event Ticket Templates. No need to be constrained with our default artworks, fonts, and suggestive headings because we have made them modifiable for you. We provide a Sporting Event Ticket Template, Music Ticket Template, Wedding Invitation Ticket Template, and many more! We offer 100% customizable, printable, high quality, professional, quick, and beautifully designed templates. Available in 2x5.5 inches + Bleed and Adobe InDesign. Create your tickets with us and download one now! 

What Is an Event Ticket?

An event ticket is a tool that permits an individual a pass or entry at a particular event (party, concert, fundraiser, etc.), entity, park, or a mode of transport. It can also be used as an advertising tool at the same time. For some events, tickets are also a form of invitation. These are sold by people in authority (in an event, entity, park or a mode of transport) or resellers. Tickets are determinants of sales and are commonly kept as a collectible. 

Age affects your ticket bookings. If your target audience is older (45+), expect a 51% early booking (three months more in advance). If the target audience is younger, the later the bookings, as well. 

How to Create an Event Ticket?

An event ticket serves two purposes: an admission and an advertising tool. For your event ticket to possess these components, read our helpful tips below.

1. Use Our Templates

You don't have to spend so much time creating your event tickets in an online ticket maker or software when we have it here at Template.net. Our user-friendly templates are guaranteed to give you the best ticket-creating experience. You can modify our models to fit any event you are holding.   

2. Choose a Format for Your Ticket 

Generic tickets have stubs, and these stubs are detached upon entrance. For it to be detachable, your card has to be perforated. Decide on where you prefer to place your stub, either on the right or left side, or the top or bottom part. 

3. Add Design

Your admission ticket should give a hint as to what your event will look like. Incorporate pictures, colors, graphics, and decorative fonts that mirror the dynamics of your event. Remember that your ticket can also pass as an advertising tool, so make sure it entices people to buy your ticket and attend. 

4. Don't Forget the Essential Information

This information includes the name, time, date, and location of the event. Make sure you have incorporated all these because missing information will discourage your people from attending your significant event. Double-check too if these are accurate because it will be tough informing them all about the correct information. If it's a VIP ticket, indicate it, also. 

5. Include Sequential Numbering

Sequential numberings are unique numberings printed on the printable ticket. Its purpose is to help the organizers track the status of the card; whether they are sold or not. To help you generate unique numbers for sequential numbering, use a number generator. Also, print them on stubs. 

6. Print 

Once you are done incorporating all the necessary elements, you are now ready to publish your creative ticket. Tickets are usually printed on 10-point paper stock. Anything lower will cause your card to be wobbly. Have your ticket printed professionally to give justice to your layout.  

Expected ticket sales shouldn't be hard to achieve once you have established a target audience for your event. As long as you are aware of the age groups and their ticket booking tendencies, you will not have difficulty generating sales.